The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-25
PERSONAL.

Count Won MoLTKE will celebrate his 87th
birthday Oct. 20.
Ex-SEcRETARY LINCOLN favors Senator Sher-
man for President
SENATOR JONES' of Nevada, is again financially
hourishing He has made his last fortune ont
of a rise in some real estate which his bonanza
friends set aside for him.
FRANK HURD's FRIENDS say that that free
trade enthusiast likes his present life in New
York so well that he will not stand up in the
Congressional ring again.
THE Duke and Duchess of Montrose accom-
panied by the Dowager Duchess, known for her
devotion to the race course, started for India at
the close of the racing season in England.
FRANK HATTos has retired from the editorial
management of the Chicago Mail and will
probably go into the railroad business. He
says he is through with the newspaper business
forever
JOHN DoNoHUE's STATUE of Sullivan is excit-
ing great attention In Boston. 1t is said to be
IAN idealized figure and is beautiful as a Greek
god 1t bears no resemblance, it would seem,
to Sullivan.
LADY RANDOLPH CHURCHILL. is understood to
be averse to visiting New York. She will have
to ACCEPT many invitations from people who
are fishing for a return in kind at the next Lon
don seasons
NJ GREW President of the French Republic
enjoys smoking pipe, and does so whenever
he can without offending decorum. He is a
man Of very simple habits, and rises and retires
at an early hour.
Mrs PHELPS is highly popular in London
Her afternoon teas are attended by the very
smartest people, and she goes to all the best
houses on her own merits as well as on her hus-
bands official standing.
COUNTESS CHRISTINE NILSSON DE CASA MI.
RANDE is seriously i'll in Paris. A few weeks ago
she took a severe cold at Interlaken, and since
her arrival in Paris she has suffered intensely
with assesses in her ear.
President BARNARD, of Columbia College. has
prepared for the Forum for November a sharp
article on the Knights of Labor, in which he
charges them with "blockading industry and
attempting TO coerce society"
ALDERMAN DE KEYsER the Belgian inn-keeper
of London, who has been elected Lord Mayor of
the British metropolis, is not a Roman Catholic
has been generally stated. He has just APP
pointed a Protestant clergyman to be his Off
cial chaplain.
THE German Crown Princes voice has not vet
recovered its full tone, but he speaks aloud
without any difficulty. When questioned about
his health not long ago, he replied: Well am
not yet able to sing, but feel so well that hope
to be all right again in a short time" He took a
six hour walk the other day, showing no traces
of fatigue.
CoUNT HENRY DE RUoLz. whose death has
been recorded, began life with an income of
$4,000 year; devoted himself first to musical
composition, in which he achieved some sue
cess, and afterward to scientific and mechanical
experiments, in which he invented the galvanic
plating process. anticipated Bessemer in steel
casting, and produced other valuable novelties,
and died at the age of SO with hardly dollar in
the world.
En- Gov. PRocToR KNOTT of Kentucky, will
not, previously stated, remove TO Louisville
and engage in the newspaper business, or the
practice Of Law. man who claims to know
maps out this programme for him: Gov. Knott
will remein at Lebanon, and il will not he very
long until you hear of him as a candidate for
Congress. He may not run next year, but he will
likely lie candidate three years from this time
ami predict that whenever he offers for Con
greSs he will be elected"